For American tennis legend Serena Williams, empowerment comes with little things in life and also victories on the court. Recently, the 23-time Grand Slam champion shared an inside look at what keeps her going, even if she is having a tough day as an entrepreneur or as a mother.

Feeling great about oneself is something the American tennis legend taught her fans during her elongated 20-year-long tennis career. Whether you win or lose, the former world number one never let herself down. And today, she is one of the greatest tennis players of all time.

Serena Williams reveals her empowerment mantra 

In an interview with the New York Post, the former American tennis player revealed some precious personal secrets. Her fashion sense, her gadgets, and the necessities for every day got her going as an entrepreneur after retiring from the tennis circuit. In conversation, the $250 Million worth tennis champion talked about her precious goat necklace with diamonds.

The piece of jewelry is made by her own jewelry brand and is also available for the public for $199. She said, “Everyone needs their very own G.O.A.T. I feel very empowered when I have it on … and it’s cute!” 

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Moreover, the American tennis player also talked about how everybody is a GOAT in their own unique way. Further pointing out, that for her, she is the greatest of all time, unburdened by the GOAT debate going on around in the tennis world. However, a few years ago, the former world number one talked about how there is space for everyone to do their best, sharing how positively she takes other people’s success.

Williams on being motivated by others’ success 

Back in 2021, the American tennis legend was invited to the Kelly Clarkson show. At the time, she shared her mantra of pushing women to achieve greater heights on their own. In the conversation, she talked about how there is room for everyone to be good in their own individual way.

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She explained that anyone could have a successful company, and also have their own TV show. Moreover, she expressed that one could even win a Grand Slam tournament, explaining that there are four every year. The 41-year-old reiterated that there are many possibilities and opportunities to ace oneself in their preferred role. Williams continued by describing how seeing others succeed inspires her to achieve greatness on her own.